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Episode #33: Enemies of the State: The Vojna Prison & Labor Camp

Episode #33: Enemies of the State: The Vojna Prison & Labor Camp

Enemies of the State: The Vojna Prison & Labor Camp

bohemican · Peter Collman

September 26, 201417m 17s

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Show Notes

The Vojna Prison was one of the largest forced labor camps in 1950's Czechoslovakia. The newly entrenched communist government began the work of imprisoning thousands of Czech citizens on the grounds of treason against the state. Anyone deemed a threat to the new order was sentenced to years of forced labor in the uranium mines of Vojna, just south of Prague. We visit the remains of this camp on this episode of the Bohemican podcast.


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